2022 Share Your Research series trailer

Duration: 00:01:20
Transcript

00:00:05:19 - There are so many different kinds of people
00:00:07:20 who do science.
00:00:08:16 - Nobody really knows the answer to the questions
00:00:12:05 we are posing.
00:00:13:01 - How you as an individual interact with other individuals
00:00:17:06 and specifically what's going on in your brain
00:00:20:07 when that's happening.
00:00:21:03 - Development and application of molecular tools
00:00:24:00 for accelerated breeding of disease resistance in squash.
00:00:27:22 - How brains cope with different environments
00:00:30:19 and how they adapt to the different contexts we are in.
00:00:33:17 - How different environmental exposures during pregnancy
00:00:37:05 how does that impact mom's health as well as baby's health.
00:00:40:07 - Applying mathematic and statistical tools
00:00:43:13 to understand biological data.
00:00:45:15 - To discover a brand new antibiotic.
00:00:47:17 - We always need to be ready to dive into the unknown.
00:00:51:05 - When you're in the lab and you run the experiment
00:00:54:08 and you know you made a discovery
00:00:57:00 because the results are just so striking.
00:00:59:10 - You're the first person to see this new data
00:01:01:14 and how it all comes together.
00:01:03:09 That's just a really incredible feeling.

This Talk

Audience:

Student
Educators of Adv. Undergrad / Grad
Researcher
Educators

Recorded: May 2021

Talk Overview

The 2022 Share Your Research series featuring PhD students and postdocs giving talks about their research and discoveries. Six scientists were selected from a large pool of talented individuals from around the globe. Big thanks to the Lasker Foundation and the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science for their ongoing support of this project.